I'm sure I can just use the Erlang style guide, but if the Elixir has evolved to the extent of PEP8, I would like to enforce it as soon as possible *.
If this is just a matter of opinion, I think I’ll just compare the Erlang style guide to the community style guide I found.
Much of the following community coding standard, the Elixir Style Guide, looks like it was borrowed from Ruby-style guides:
Elixir Style Guide
People know style as a problem , as a rule, but I suspect that many of these elixir pioneers are experienced programmers.
Is there an authoritative style guide like PEP8 for Python published for Elixir-lang?
To rephrase, PEP8 is an authoritative guide published on python.org as follows: python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008. However, the Elixir style guide is a community, albeit a very enjoyable one. may require me to search or develop more on metaprogramming and defining macros.
Similarly, Erlang has its own programming rules: http://www.erlang.se/doc/programming_rules.shtml
Does the elixir have an authoritative leadership style, y / N?
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